Reuters

Individuals will each receive about 2,200 pounds in the first such case to pay compensation directly to individual community members.

Boeing Co. said Tuesday that it delivered 723 jetliners in 2014, hitting its own target, setting an industry record and retaining its title as the world's biggest plane maker, besting rival Airbus Group.

Obama on Tuesday nominated Allan Landon to a seat on the U.S. Federal Reserve's board, responding to calls for a greater voice for Main Street in the central bank's deliberations.

The release of all 53 is not a pre-condition for holding talks on migration and on the eventual normalization of relations.

The EU criticized Israel for saying it would withhold critical tax revenue if the Palestinians join the International Criminal Court.

The man was an Egyptian national and was known as the deputy "emir" of the al-Hesbah force in a Syrian province.

The slowdown was sharper than all the forecasts by economists in a Reuters poll.

Gurmeet Singh was jailed for life in 2007 for his involvement in a blast that killed 18 people, including the then-chief minister of Punjab.

Officials at both the CIA and on Capitol Hill said his departure was unrelated to politics or anything he had investigated.

The deal will result in the listing of satellite television operator Videocon d2h in the United States.

The BSE Sensex and Nifty fell over 3 percent, posting their biggest daily loss since the rupee crisis in 2013.

The robustness in the services sector contrasted sharply with surveys that showed Chinese factories were struggling at the end of 2014.

The move is seen aimed at tempering the country's red-hot stock market, which gained more than 40 percent in the fourth quarter last year.

The Markit/CIPS construction purchasing managers' index fell to 57.6 in December from 59.4 in November.

Lackluster economic data from the U.S. on Friday fueled worries about the state of the global economy and the strength of oil demand.

China said it had lodged a protest with Pyongyang after media reports said a North Korean army deserter killed four Chinese nationals.

DoCoMo had paid 266.7 billion yen ($2.22 billion) for 26.5 percent of Tata Teleservices Ltd in 2009.

New export orders rose for a sixth straight month but at a slightly slower pace than in November.

Britain's biggest companies are set to lavish 85.3 billion pounds on their shareholders in 2015.

The euro fell to as low as $1.18605, its weakest level since March 2006.

The three other Cubans, all in their 20s and 30s, made it to shore clinging to two inner tubes.

Already about 450 factories have gone to the wall since last year's disaster, the BGMEA says.

An Oklahoma woman wrote a suicide note, called her brother and then killed herself, police say.

Despite earlier suggesting the euro zone could cope with a Greek exit, Germany's government says it believes Greece will stick to its bailout agreement.

As GOP takes full control of Congress, battles with President Obama are on the horizon.

Fighters from the Army of Islam took a town near Syria's capital in the latest incident of rebel infighting.

Attorneys will look to select a jury from a pool of about 1,200 to try 21-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

Funeral will be held for NYPD Officer Wenjian Liu.

The British leader is under pressure from Eurosceptic members of his own party and the rise of anti-EU party UKIP.